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Module 1
M1-21
Assets Liabilities Equity
Hewlett Packard $124,503 $83,722 $40,781
General Mills $18,674 $12,062 $6,612
Target $43,705 $28,218 $15,487
General Mills and Target have an equal ratio of owner financing and are the most owner financed. HP is the most non owner financed company.
M1-24
Cash Asset – Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows
Expenses – Income Statement
Noncash Assets – Balance Sheet
Contributed Capital – Balance Sheet, Equity
Cash outflow for capital expenditures – Statement of Cash Flows
Retained Earnings – Balance Sheet, Equity
Cash inflow for stock issued – Statement of Cash Flows, Equity
Cash outflow for dividends – Statement of Cash Flows, Equity
Net Income – Income Statement, Equity, Cash Flows
M1-26
Internal controls are important to monitor because they are used to validate the accuracy of company’s accounting documents. If these are not regulated it would be very easy for companies to report false information or only data that makes a company attractive to investors.
P1-37
Abercrombie and Fitch Balance Sheet
Assets
Cash $826
Noncash Assets $2,122
Total Assets $2,948
Liabilities and Equity
Total Liabilities $1,057
Equity
Stockholders Equity $1,891
Total Equity $1,891
Total Liabilities and Equity $2,948
Abercrombie and Fitch Income Statement
Revenues $3,469
Cost of Goods Sold ($1,257)
Total $2,212
Expenses ($2,062)
Net Income $150
Abercrombie and Fitch Statement of Cash Flows
Cash from operating activities $392
Cash from investing activities ($93)
Cash from financing activities ($143)
Net Increase in cash $156
Cash Beginning of Year $670
Cash End of Year $826
b. The negative amounts in investing and financing activities do not worry us since it shows that the company is investing in its future and paying off any debt it may have.
c. Profit Margin = 4.32
Asset Turnover = 1.18
Return on Assets = 5.09...